Brown and White Varsity Jacket, Wool Body

Brown and White Varsity Jacket, Wool Body

An off-white wool body meets cognac-brown Full Grain Cowhide leather sleeves — a warmer pairing than the usual black-and-white, closer to cream and coffee than chalk and ink. Black-and-cream striped ribbing bands the collar, cuffs, and hem, silver snaps run the placket with two more on the hem tab, and slim brown leather trim edges the welt pockets, tying the front back to the sleeves. The back panel is clean off-white wool, uninterrupted.

Neutral doesn't have to mean black and white, and this build makes the case. An off-white and brown varsity jacket works as a neutral layer the way black and white does, but with warmer undertones that flatter warm skin tones and pair naturally with camel, olive, and denim — colors a stark black-and-white jacket can fight against. It's the two-tone choice for a wardrobe already built around warm neutrals.

Specifications

Fit & Sizing

Cut on a women's block, not scaled down from a men's pattern — shoulders that sit at the shoulder point, a straight body, and a ribbed hem that lands at the high hip for high-rise denim and trousers alike.

Model reference: Shown on a 5'7" (170 cm), 121 lb (55 kg) model in size Small.

True to size for the classic stance, one up if you want it roomier over layers. Check your bust and shoulder width against the women's size chart before ordering — leather sleeves hold their shape rather than stretching to fit.

Why This Jacket

• A warmer neutral — cream and cognac instead of black and white, easier on warm undertones
• Pairs with camel and olive — colors that read muddy against black-and-white pop against this build
• Real leather sleeves — full grain cowhide that softens and deepens in tone with wear
• Silver hardware on cream — cooler snaps balance the warm wool and leather
• A women's pattern, not a shrink — proportioned for her frame from the shoulder down

Care Instructions

Off-white wool shows stains before it shows dirt, so treat spills the moment they happen: blot — never rub — with a dry cloth to lift as much as possible before it sets into the fibers. For the cognac sleeves, keep them away from anything that transfers dye, including new dark denim and colored bag straps, since light-toned leather picks up color faster than it releases it. A gentle wool-safe spot cleaner handles the rest.